Since 1990, if you missed the best 25 trading days because you sold all of your stocks, then your annual returns since then would be the same as 5 year U.S. treasury bonds - you might as well not have the risk for the low returns.

Unfortunately most of the top skilled guys are still getting paid top dollar to do work in Clt so most dont really entertain small jobs here.

Sub trades are still working daily.

Come on, what do you think happens when tourism, consumer spending, and global trade decreases drastically?

Actually most trade stores don't like to give out recommendations in fear of giving out a potential "bad referral." 

(We had agreed on price last week.)According to the broker, the same buyer backed out of a $20M trade.

What skills did you learn?

Lumber futures are very thinly traded though. 

Been hearing a lot of talk about people's excitement to "Quarantine and Chill" over these next couple of weeks while companies are allowing those to work from home or not work at all.Obviously that isn't how the majority of you who are reading this operates.Interested in seeing what you guys are doing during this time, what skills you may be working on or recommendations for those looking to try something new.Let me know!

What special skills do you have from other fields that could assist an investor?